THIS ARE THE THE SHOCKING HIGHLY SECRETIVE REASONS WHY THE IEBC COMMISIONERS AGREED TO QUIT
The Joint Select Committee on the reform of the electoral body, which finished open hearings on Wednesday, will now choose how their way out will be masterminded by the terms.
The commissioners said they were prepared to leave office and won't be a hindrance to a stately political settlement.
"commissioners are few and the nation is greater than us. The commission won't stay in the way for a political settlement," said director Issack Hassan.
Hassan said they would not like to upset discretionary changes. He noted secretariat staff were prepared for the general election.
commissioners Kule Godana said: "This nation needs solid establishments. We ought not continue breaking foundations."
Official Albert Bwire said: "I am a patriot… I am accessible for some other obligation."
Their associate Yusuf Nzibo said he would leave with his held high as they served and left in respect.
Meru Senator Kiraitu Murungi, who has been co-leading an uncommon advisory group on IEBC matters, expressed gratitude toward the commissioners for consenting to step aside.
"Much obliged to you for making penances for this nation to have free and fair elections," he said at Parliament on Wednesday.
"It is something that is not to be underestimated," he included and reported that a compensation arrangement will come to.
Co-executive Siaya representative James Orengo additionally expressed gratitude toward the commissioners saying they had "talked like loyalists."
"You stand out forever as loyalists," he said.
IEBC managers dove in their heels on Tuesday and flagged an extended fight in court over endeavors to show them out.
They rubbished the order of the House commitee on electrol reforms as unlawful.
In a 17-page reaction to the committee, the constituent body's boss said Parliament had no powers to sack any of its staff, including CEO Ezra Chiloba.
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